Webinars & briefings

We're putting together a series of practical briefings for clients and local businesses — some online, some at our office on Paul Street in Shoreditch. Small groups, short sessions, and room to ask about your own setup rather than sit through a pitch.

There's no recordings library yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we can do is invite you to the first sessions: tell us you're interested and you'll hear from us when one is scheduled.

Planned topics

The topics will come straight from the work: the questions our helpdesk hears, the incidents our SOC sees, and the migrations we run. No theory we haven't tested on real client environments.

Microsoft 365 security for small teams

MFA, sharing links, admin accounts and the hardening work we do on client tenancies. The same ground as our written guide, but live — with time to ask about your own setup.

Phishing, and how to stop your team clicking

We run quarterly phishing simulations for our clients, so we see which lures actually work on UK businesses. This session will walk through recent patterns and the training that changes behaviour.

Moving to the cloud without downtime

How we plan Microsoft 365 and Azure migrations — pilot group first, rollback plan in place — so a platform move doesn't cost the business a working day.

Register interest

Send us an email saying which topic you'd like — or suggest one of your own. When the first sessions are scheduled, you'll get an invitation with the date and a joining link.

That's the whole arrangement. We'll only use your address to invite you to sessions — no newsletter, no follow-up sequence, no passing your details to anyone. Reply once to say "no thanks" and you won't hear about them again.

Email hello@amnetworking.co.uk
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No need to wait for a session

If phishing or Microsoft 365 security is on your mind right now, skip the briefing and start with a free security assessment — the same engineers, looking at your actual environment instead of a slide.